Bath and Wells partners with Somerset County Council to support young people
12th August 2022The diocesan Education team to work with the Council to support the development of a centre for vulnerable children in Misterton.
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The diocesan Education team to work with the Council to support the development of a centre for vulnerable children in Misterton.
From 16 to 18 July, Bath Abbey Girls' Choir travelled through The Netherlands and Belgium, singing at some of the most spectacular churches and cathedrals in Europe.
"It's a way of showing God's love in the community… being present with people and letting them know they're valued and loved.â€
The first Family Max is hailed a great success by youngsters and their parents
Cafe set up to offer support to Ukrainian refugees and those who are hosting them.
Churches, groups and individuals encouraged to join in prayer for children, young people, their families and their schools
Students restore a century old tradition on Ascension Day
An opportunity for young people to meet locally for worship, teaching and prayer.
Families in Birchfield take part in the project and share memories of the place they live.
Request from school children leads church to provide clubs for different age groups with great success.
In the last nine months, if you visited St Peter's, Camerton on the first Tuesday of the month, between 4:30 and 6:30pm you would find the church full of laughter and fun, with young people playing table tennis, board games and snooker, and doing arts and crafts. You'd top the evening off with a supper of pizza and cake.
Bishop Michael receives a warm welcome as he travels the diocese on the day his appointment is announced.
Spoken word video teaches young people about Easter.
Inspectors praise staff for 'skilfully inspiring, nurturing and guiding children'.
Pupils help create a community garden, plant saplings, grow vegetables and still have time to write to The Queen.
The outdoor activity-based residential weekend for clergy children is back after a two year break and Family Max is launched.
St Bartholomew's Church of England First School in Crewkerne are spending a day off timetable to join in with 'Knowing You, Knowing Me, Knowing God', our Lent 2022 campaign
Pupils have donated toys and attached messages of support following an appeal from a pupil whose family is from Ukraine.
As the Ukraine crisis continues, the education team has pulled together some useful links and resources to help explain the situation to children.
Nicky King from Wincanton begins her new voluntary role working for the charity in Bath and Wells.